Urine is the product of the kidneys, which is produced to eliminate the waste products of metabolism, manage body fluid balance, &maintain acid-base balance. The blood is first filtered by the kidneys, and the composition of the resulting fluid is then altered depending on the body's needs. It is composed of mostly water, and breakdown products from blood cells impart the yellow color (urobilin).
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Hematuria:
Any Hematuria with unintentional weight loss needs a work up. It could be anything, structural to functional problem. You need kidney function test like BUN, creatinine etc and see a nephrologist / urologist. Hope this is helpful. I hope STD is ruled out
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Kidney stone?:
Could be a kidney stone. Push fluids, take Ibuprofen if appropriate. If symptoms persist, make a follow up with your appointment. Other possibilities are issues with your ovary, with the blood in your urine not being part of the issue.
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Non-specific symptom:
"Hard" could mean gas, or stool (if you are constipated). There is likely no connection to your urinary system. If your symptoms persist then please seek medical evaluation.
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You :
You know, just this second my sister-in-law called me to say she has blood in her urine and abdominal pain! Are you my brother-in-law? :)

The two most common causes of blood in the urine are a kidney stone and a urinary tract infection. There are other causes, like bladder tumors and such, but if this is sudden and her pain seems to radiate from her back or lower abdomen to her groin, she may have a stone.

If you have a urologist, call him/her. Otherwise, I would call her primary physician. If she has a stone, her pain may blossom over the night, and you may have to bring her to the er, just to manage the pain.

Meanwhile, she should stay hydrated as much as possible.

I've added the tag "urology" as this question is best answered by a urologist.

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Multiple causes:
There are multiple causes that can cause this scenario. An evaluation is neccessary due to blood in the urine. Causes inlcude, infection, kidney stones, obstruction, or cancer. See your local urologist.
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Hematuria:
Hematuria or blood in the urine, is never normal in a male. The most concerning possibility are a few cancers: bladder, kidney, and ureteral. Bladder/urine infections as well as kidney stones can cause hematuria. Much more rare are autoimmune and inherited conditions affecting the kidneys. There are also things that look blood in urine. Unexplained hematuria should be evaluated by a physician.
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The :
The most likely explanations are infection or a kidney stone. With only one kidney, you should not take any chances: I would recommend that you see your doctor and have an urinalysis.
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For10 call ambulance:
Your level of 10 is dangerously high,most likely you have 1.0 , around one is OK, you probably have undiagnosed or poorly treated diabetes which need immediate attention, 9 months abdominal pain also need help from your doctor Do not neglect your health
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Foods and hematuria:
Bleeding in the urine (b) is not normal and also is not caused by a stomach ulcer. If you have is you have b, adn you don't have an uti, you need to see a urologist (u) for an evaluation. Of it. B is not normal and you need to find out its cause.
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Get a GU eval:
There is a long differential diagnosis for this patient. You do not mention if pain is acute or chronic. A urologist would be a good specialist to start assessing your problem.
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YES:
Blood in the urine should never be ignored. While many causes are benign, it is often the only warning sign one gets of urinary malignancy. Gastroenteritis does not cause blood in the itinerary tract. See a urologist for evaluation.
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Unfortunately, yes:
Passing tissue and a negative hcg test mean no viable pregnancy. Please note that about 25% of early pregnancies are lost spontaneously mostly due to chromosomal defects in the fetus.
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Blood in urine:
It is abnormal to have blood in urine. If it cannot be accounted for you need to look at the kidneys and then have the bladder scoped. You are screening for a cancer. If you have this done and cleared by urologist then you have an unexplained blood in urine
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See urologist:
It is not feasible to provide a meaningful opinion without taking additional history, physical examination and may be some tests. It would be prudent to see your doctor or preferably a urologist.Bleeding in urine for 2 years is too long to wait to see a doctor.Wish you good health!
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Microhematuria :
Not sure of connection among these conditions. But when there is blood in the urine(Hematuria), we must check for infection, stone disease, renal diseases and urinary cancer. I would recommend seeing a urologist for cystoscopy
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Hard to figure out:
What your question is. If you don't have kidney stones, which is most common reason for flank/ back pain and blood in urine, then infection and tumor must be ruled out. Please proceed to see a healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment. Thanks for trusting in HealthTap.
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If you are:
Seeing red blood in both urine and stool, you need to get checked for a bleeding or clotting disorder. There are many causes, some of them serious, so get checked out really soon.
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It is likely UTI:
Urinary tract infection(UTI) most often bladder infection(Cystitis) causes pain on urination. It is often accompanied by more frequent urge to urinate for small amounts of urine. Cystitis) can also lead to blood in the urine. She needs to drink extra fluids to reduce the pain, but will also need antibiotics to control her bladder infection. She needs to see a doctor ASAP, either go to ER/ or PCP.
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Hematuria is the presence of blood in the urine. When you can see the blood, it's called gross hematuria. When the blood can only be seen under a microscope it is known as microscopic hematuria. Hematuria can be caused by kidney stones, kidney infections, urinary tract infections, an enlarged prostate, cancer, certain medications, and over exertion during exercise.
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